Acelino Freitas could really crack too, he started his career 29-0 (29 KOs)
His come from behind KO of hit n run scumbag Barrios was epic.
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Acelino Freitas could really crack too, he started his career 29-0 (29 KOs)
His come from behind KO of hit n run scumbag Barrios was epic.
"You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"
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Wilder, haye and Hearns.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
When you're talking about p4p knockout ability with either hand, the discussion starts and ends with Julian Jackson IMO. He dropped bombs like a MW Mike Tyson (Tyson himself claimed Julian was a HW trapped in a MW's body).
Boxing had a ton of great bombers, but p4p Julian was the KO King.
I am rather new to boxing so you guys put up a lot of names I am not familiar with. Gives me something to research. I always thought Foreman was one of the hardest hitting. I saw someone mention Max Baer, he was scary. Interesting to see someone mention Lucas it will be interesting to see how his career will play out.
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- Julian Jackson
- Bob Foster
- Randall Bailey
Biggest punchers that I've worked with are Ernie Shavers (around 1976) Mike Tyson (1979-1984) Ken Schmidt (1979-1983)!! My opinion is based on heavy bag workouts and working mtts!
However, I believe Big George Foreman is the "heaviest handed" man ever in boxing history! Foreman could hurt any man with his jab alone!! He didn't have the best technique and certainly had little to no speed but his shots were the heaviest and had brutal results!!!
Theres a reason why Eddie Futch hated Frazier fighting him and Cus wanted nothing to do with any aged Forman! Ali on the other hand wanted his title back and had a plan against George that worked. I do believe he was lucky that the envirnment that George was dealing with in Zaire had his mind totally undone and he wanted to get out of there so badly he lost his focus, it happens! Ray
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